New GTX 1070 graphics in computer but computer wont boot up.

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jaykie97

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I just got a new graphics card for my computer, I have a Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3H motherboard, a 650 watt power supply model: PS-650TM, 8GB ram, i5 processor, my computer turns on and runs fine when I turn it on using the default graphics card when I put the new graphics card in all the fans work and the lights work but it just won t get past the BIOS screen just sits there and then the screen eventually comes up with "no signal" and beeps every 30 seconds. I deleted all the old drivers for the previous graphics card I had in it but still no luck. https://ibb.co/bMRDXK that image is the screen that it won t load past, https://ibb.co/nyEYXK this image is my current bios version. Yes it is properly connected to the power supply. it is possible that i need to update my BIOS if so how do i do that? Any help will be much appreciated.
 
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jaykie97 I completely agree with SkyNetRising; that is the most trash PSU that I've seen in a long time. I also think that power supply is the cause of your GTX 660 Ti "temporarily" not working or being permanently damaged. Do not even attempt to power on your 1070 without first buying a new quality power supply. Since your PSU label says 230V, I presume that you're not in the US; my guess would be Malaysia or the Philippines. If you need helping figuring out what a good power supply is, then please supply us with two links to a computer component website that you would consider buying from, along with your budget.

One last request: Could you please take a photo of your entire motherboard, and upload the link, so...
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these are the only options available in mine BIOS :https://ibb.co/gxn8jz and https://ibb.co/mFSVxK
 
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jaykie97

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it is connected to the graphics card not the output on the motherboard..
 
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jaykie97

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@carlover8090 I just did that and it has not worked,, I can't use my computer at all now how do I set it back? I turn it on and now it just says unsupported
 
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Okay I will try that thank you, I had a Geforce 660 ti but it stopped working . I would turn on the computer and the fans on the GPU would work for 3 seconds then they wouldn't spin at all and no signal to the monitor , that's why I bought a new one
Could it be the psu? I have had it for a while
 
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jaykie97 I completely agree with SkyNetRising; that is the most trash PSU that I've seen in a long time. I also think that power supply is the cause of your GTX 660 Ti "temporarily" not working or being permanently damaged. Do not even attempt to power on your 1070 without first buying a new quality power supply. Since your PSU label says 230V, I presume that you're not in the US; my guess would be Malaysia or the Philippines. If you need helping figuring out what a good power supply is, then please supply us with two links to a computer component website that you would consider buying from, along with your budget.

One last request: Could you please take a photo of your entire motherboard, and upload the link, so that we can see? I'm wondering what connectors on the motherboard are plugged in from the power supply. Again, I strongly recommend that you not attempt to power up your GTX 1070 until you replace that PSU.
 
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